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He wouldn't have been easy to kill 'Spread betting' makes cricket more corrupt Many a merry fan at cricket pub MATCH-FIXING SCANDALS I'm a HR manager. . .get me out of here! RTE to re-enact court cases in front of studio audience 'It was just a bad decision, and he died because of it' New maternity hospital put on ice in staf"ng dispute DUP will share power with Sinn Fein in May, say sources Mitchell suggests role for UK crown in 'new nationalism' Fianna Fail pledges overhaul of tax system and extra gardai Bertie rallies his soldiers of avant garde FF lays out the choice: Ahern or Kenny? France puts UFOs on the web Top brass blamed in army death Married people stress less . . . study UK police probe father's suicide onwebcam Iran slams 'blatant aggression' over sailors Crushing fear that stalks America Diana's brother divorces again Colombian spy chief freed Saudi paedophile jailed for 7 years Mugabe in show of strength Aged 6, Kofi worked from dawn till late at night, enduring frequent beatings 'My daughter was raped by a priest' Cold case: gardai to probe unsolved crimes Murders and missing persons: hundreds of unsolved cold cases Doing 'the right thing' could cost the election One Irish child out of every six goes to bed hungry thanks to cash-rich, time-poor families Justice not done but seen to be done by Michael McDowell IT FIGURES. . . Elton John . . . still standing at 60 Hospital consultants in the theatre of war Bertie's real cabinet Party promises: terms and conditions apply 'I can't work this! ! !' . . . Dail hopefuls hang out with the kids on Bebo Two Progressive decades, but what now? Was Judas Iscariot really such a despicable person after all? INSIDE POLITICS Black widow Rage . . . the default emotion in Irish life QUOTE, UNQUOTE Keep on rockin' in a man's world 'Ulster will fight and Ulster will be right' 'A lot of ordinary Irish people are now in a position to exercise philanthropy on a small scale' 'Not bothered' politics leads to 'not bothered' voting We need to know more before signing up to new private hospitals No more room for manoeuvre in Iraq Keane takes up his place at the head of the mob SIDELINE CUTS Beyond the fringe O'Donoghue's idea of 'fairness' shown largely to his own FILLING IN THE BLANKS Keegan happy out of soulless media frenzy Beefy dreams led to triumph over Pakistan The ins and outs of cricket: an idiot's guide GREEN ENERGY Crooked Throw could finish in the straight Walsh guides Nickname to sixth win of season Darius travels well to open account Boxer who has felt the jab in life Back from the brink to lead the charge Now, this was epic ANNIKA'S CHALLENGE IS TO IMPRESS THE LPGA SINGH DOESN'T QUITE PARK HIS DIFFERENCES Michael's growth set to get a double spurt Shannon maintain push for the top Dominant Students sunk by late Cork Con sucker punch Hayden hurries to fastest Cup century WOODS IN CONTROL HEADING INTO THIRD ROUND IN MIAMI 'SLAPPER' CALZAGHE INSISTS HE'LL KNOCK OUT CONTENDER MANFREDO MURRAY SHAKES OFF THE COBWEBS WITH STRAIGHT SETS WIN IN MIAMI FORMER YOUNGEST F1 CHAMPION PLAYS DOWN HAMILTON HYPE LYONS HOPING PAIR CAN PRODUCE TRUE FORM IN IRISH LINCOLNSHIRE DONOGHMORE SEE OFF ST PAUL'S IN THRILLING BASKETBALL FINAL IT DOESN'T MATTER WHEN WE PLAY CHELSEA, WE'LL BEAT THEM: SCHOLES Rusty, ragged Munster still have the edge CODE BREAKER Ireland's World Cup success is dependant on Eddie finding more 'accidental stars' Don't expect a sting from these Wasps IN A PARALLEL UNIVERSE, IRELAND CELEBRATE WORLD WIDE WEB LEADS TO WORLD CUP CALL-UP GREAT MOMENTS IN IRISH RUGBY THE LAW LIBRARY RUGBY BY NUMBERS: 5 MOUTHING OFF. . . RUGBY POSER Scotland stay top in late drama New Wembley opens with a classic CHOICE WORDS Communication the key for Rules series SO WHAT DO YOU KNOW? 25 MARCH 1998 DAMIEN DUFF IS ONE OF SIX NEW CAPS AS MICK McCARTHY LOOKS TO THE FUTURE HOW'S THE FORM? Owen on course to boost Newcastle's Uefa assault Loss of Keane a major blow Ireland 'over the moon' to score goal Consolation of victory Gifted Roy a relief from drab ex-stars Ireland fail to peak but Welsh are lost in valleys PLAYER RATINGS An occasion to savour but a performance to forget Staunton's cause aided by Ireland Grow up and keep mum about your stepchildren Lessons in symmetry . . . and comic timing National Gallery's lazy option for art lovers Making a play for the new old Abbey John Boyne's shorts - No.17 Locking horns Death of the American dream The politics of making movies A kind of homecoming Flames of culture burning bright US and them, or is it them and us? Summoning the spirits of cliches long since departed Excess all areas A picture imperfect view of life after war To die 4 Cry before dawn Arkin to smarten up for spy remake Bielinsky lives on at Viva! Festival How sweet the sound All they are saying, is give war a chance Thien can't overcome beginner's doubts with Certainty Death in a time of cholera Pins and needles leave many feeling numb Paperbacks: Tom Widger Off the beaten track Citroen draw on style with Picasso Fifty years on, a Fiat 500 for our times Site to help car buyers Twingo will have appeal Ross's Guide To Life - No 99 : The Four Seasons, Ballsbridge Ross O'Carroll Kelly At a loss? . . . .Text Ross Goverment white paper fails to connect with renewable electricity producers VHI changes stance . . . 'We will negotiate with co-located private hospitals' Laughing all the way to the Irish banks after Gordon Brown's budget Rail work may set Lansdowne plans off track The week that was An Post's poor rates puts it out of the running for the SSIA windfall Peer Group's bumpy circuit for last year DJ Carey at a loss Galdevar takes on 80m Spanish retail development Market wrap: Biggest weekly advance in four years The week ahead Dell liquidates Irish firms in 'internal restructuring' Publicans mark up soft drinks by 600% Fyffes profit falls 65% on new bananaimport tariff 'Bozo' comments may invite probe into Jim Cramer's past Eagle Star big winner at financial services awards One fifth of Irish CEOs considering relocating Bubble bursts for RTE as hit music station sends solicitors' letter RTE to allow foreign internet users to watch shows online while Irish viewers foot the bill Royalty regulations killing online radio stars Public sector reservations made public Oddity commodities PUBLIUS Aninconvenient truth about computer power Capturing the moments Big Brother is sending you letters. . . It's been a good six months, but not good enough It's been a good six months, but not good enough Managing control freaks MUST READ. . . MUST WATCH. . .Rocketboom Does it pay to be a PA? CAREER DOCTOR ONE TO ONE ON THE MOVE My Mentor: Mary Ann O'Brien on Kay O'Flynn Every good manager has a daily panic attack Talent is the best cement in business Summer camps are educational and fun Work, rest and play . . . all on the one site BUY IT THIS WEEK MONKEY BUSINESS YOUR SPACE OR MINE FOR THE BIRDS AISLE BE THERE WIN A RATHER LARGE CHOCOLATE BUNNY ARK LIGHT LOVING IT LOATHINGIT We're here for a good time, not a long time FRIENDS FOR LIFE SARAH WEBB AND MARTINA DEVLIN MY SECRET LIFE PATRICK McDONNELL Comedian Kid A SISTERS IN SORROW A TASTE OF EDEN Original Zin SUPER BOWL BOOK OF THE WEEK TRIED & TASTED PEANUT BUTTER NEW PRODUCT OF THE WEEK VASELINE LIMITED EDITION TIN TREND SETTERS MORNING-AFTER FOUNDATION Sixties sense INCOMING - KILLIN' MILLEN THE GREAT ESCADA What's going on? The new romantics STEAL v SPREE BEYOND THE SKI Four breaks to take this Easter Ringleader of the tormentors Life on the northside can be a Strain Doorstep Doctor Cabinteely, Dublin 18: 1.495m Ranelagh, Dublin 6: 1.6m Foxrock fantasyland Clanbrassil Street, Dublin 8: 350,000 Irishtown, Dublin 4: 595,000 Welcome to the house of fun. . . Best of the rest Area Spotlight Ringsend Soapbox Big and beautiful in Greystones Bramblings, Greystones: 680,000 Sky Road, Clifden: 560,000 Ten-room Georgian property in Ballsbridge makes 5.2m ON THE MARKET Property market goes rental Insurance is the only manner of reassurance The Meadows, Co Meath: from 317,500 Creston, Dublin 11: from 270,000 Blackthorn, Rathcoole Village: from 319,000 Fota Island Resort, Co Cork: from 500,000 Marrs"eld, Dublin 13: from 285,000 Corn Mill is a great show Northern Cross, Malahide D 17: from 290,000 ThornWood, Booterstown Avenue: from 625,000 Luxury from tee to green SUNDAY VIEWING Contemporary style and luxury at heart of rejuvenated Rive Gauche Imagine renting in the United Kingdom Can you hear the drums Fernando? Come into the bedroom with "air An impressive desert garnish by the Red Sea Rocky mountain highlight Council seeks interest in Waterford scheme Baltimore hotel seeks 7m plus Piercing the sky on Dublin's Pearse Street Penneys opens large store in Ballina A pun, a pub and a hotel in one in Athboy Major boost for Carrick-onShannon as state moves in Drogheda United in stalemate with council Meath residents in quandary over plans for local quarry Letters to the editor

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